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Managed Care Industry: Positioned for Growth [view article]
given the issues other competitors facing such unh and aet, don't see these stocks going anywhere soon. good to short ReplyIndustries to Avoid, Industries to Buy [view article]
since we are in a global economy ,whatever happens in China will be felt in the US and viceversa ,at some point in the future the standard of living in China will be close to that in the US ,their standard of living will certainly improve ,think about it you will be able to solve a big piece of this puzzle ReplyJacome
Takeover Rumors Recap: Week of May 12 [view article]
now that CG is spun out as LO, it is unlikely LO gets a bid before 2010 -- it could happen, but unlikely ReplyManaged Care Industry: Positioned for Growth [view article]
Be careful about these stocks since the landscape could change after a new president comes in.There are immense pressure to restrict premiums being charged as well as their cost is increasing, squeezing their margins. I would be happy to buy some puts till Jan to see how the elections shape out. Reply
Managed Care Industry: Positioned for Growth [view article]
Help out an old soldier.......will ya ?Both HUM and WLP came off like a rock at about the same time.
What would have caused this event in two stocks simultaneously.
Thanks..........Tom Durkin Reply
Will the Exxon Go Green? Fast Money Recap (5/27/08) [view article]
I would agree although, markets have always been manipulated so how can we operated our free market unhindered? Reply2
Will the Exxon Go Green? Fast Money Recap (5/27/08) [view article]
"Karen Finerman says there is enough money to diversify into alternative energy, and Najarian agrees". Two communist, they are traders to this country, and are undermining this country as our enemies do. All the GREEN MEANIES should crawl in a hole some where, and let this country, and its FREE market operate unhindered. ReplyIndustries to Avoid, Industries to Buy [view article]
Your comments re: Medicare Part D...The majority of meds will be generic. The 'takers' with no risks taken, no path to production factories, no indication of what's in their product other than a USP # to 'claim' it's the drug without the brand name.
Kaiser's used generics for years. Mom complained that her generic vicodin was hurting her stomach (can't tolerate aspirin). I had product analyzed: contained aspirin, acetominophen, caffeine; NO narcotic. How many will die, have adverse reactions, lose disease control (seizure disorders, diabetes, hypertension, angina, etc) because NO ONE is monitoring generics or factories.
Anderson Cooper 360 on CNN did story on this last fall, 2007.
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Industries to Avoid, Industries to Buy [view article]
Whew, narrow views for sure. You have some growing up to do, and a bit more study. ReplyCramer: How An Obama Win Would Impact Healthcare Stocks [view article]
Just read where the Saudis will increase 300,000 bbls a day.Keep laughin. Reply
Industries to Avoid, Industries to Buy [view article]
Man,The quality of this type of trash rant is well below what is normal for this website. Reply
Cramer: How An Obama Win Would Impact Healthcare Stocks [view article]
Pharma's troubles are more about an imbalance between new drug discoveries and expiring patents--and subsequent slow FDA approvals-- than who's in Washington (within reason). Barr had a SAFE morning after Pill they wanted to go over the counter with and the kooky REPUBLICAN FDA slowed it down-- not the Democrats. ReplyCramer: How An Obama Win Would Impact Healthcare Stocks [view article]
If Hillary care had passed the pharma stocks would have been killed. The only reason they rallied in the 90's was the death of Hillary Care. Only Cramer thinks that the run in pharma would have happened if Hillary care had passed.If Obama care passes the pharma stocks get killed. If it doesn't there will be a run
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Cramer: How An Obama Win Would Impact Healthcare Stocks [view article]
I agree with fxtrader. Cramer is an entertainer and a poor one at that. He is an extremely poor stock picker and investor. Nonetheless, government intervention does not help anyone but those on the government payrolls. Considering that Rev. Wright is Obama's mentor and hero, that seems to say it all. ReplyCramer: How An Obama Win Would Impact Healthcare Stocks [view article]
"A CANDIDATE OF CHANGE--A HOLLOWMAN THAT RESEMBLES AMERICA TODAY- OUR SOUL IS BEING STRIPPED OUT OF US AND GIVEN TO THE ARAB FOR THEIR STINKING OIL"I hate to respond to "ALL CAPS" people, but 1) Obama is an expert in Constitutional Law. The national disgrace sitting in the White House right now probably can't SPELL "Constitution&quo... 2) Mr. Bush is a Texas Oil man 3) and an unsuccessful one at that. He recent begged pathetically for mercy before the Saudi Dictators and they laughed in his face. They understand that the immediate issue with oil prices is the direct result of Bernacke's irrational hatred of the US dollar (slashing interest rates). Reply